All articles tagged with #behind the scenes drama
Kelly Clarkson's Las Vegas residency faced last-minute cancellations of her opening shows, surprising her crew and fans, amid reports of vocal health concerns and personal struggles. Despite her heartfelt social media explanation, the abrupt cancellations caused disappointment and frustration among attendees and staff.
Kevin Costner's departure from Yellowstone to focus on his film project Horizon has led to tension with his co-stars, who have distanced themselves from him. The ongoing drama has left the future of the series uncertain, with potential spin-offs also in jeopardy.
The success of Netflix's "3 Body Problem" has been overshadowed by a shocking true crime saga involving the murder of the billionaire behind the series, Lin Qi, by a former executive at his company, Xu Yao. The behind-the-scenes drama includes elements of deadly corporate ambition and rivalry, with the perpetrator testing poisons on animals before using them on human targets. The case has been described as "as bizarre as a Hollywood blockbuster," and has raised questions about the future of the series.
A Rolling Stone exposé alleges behind-the-scenes drama on the set of "Queer Eye," with sources claiming that grooming expert Jonathan Van Ness exhibited emotionally abusive behavior and had rage issues, causing fear among the production team. The report also suggests that the on-screen camaraderie among the "Fab Five" may be a facade, with tensions and mean-girl antics allegedly leading to the departure of interior designer Bobby Berk and the replacement of the decorator and design guru with Jeremiah Brent for the upcoming season.
A Rolling Stone article has revealed alleged behind-the-scenes drama at Netflix's Queer Eye, with claims of emotionally abusive behavior and rage issues attributed to Jonathan Van Ness. The article also discusses Bobby Berk's exit and a co-star's campaign for his replacement.
Whoopi Goldberg, likened to Cersei Lannister, teased using Machiavellian tactics to keep The View crew in line, revealing a covert mission to uncover gossip. Former co-host Jenny McCarthy described Goldberg as having an "addiction to controlling people's thoughts, words, and the room." The View has a history of behind-the-scenes drama, with tensions detailed in "Ladies Who Punch: The Explosive Inside Story of The View."
Holly Marie Combs alleges that Alyssa Milano had Shannen Doherty fired from the hit series "Charmed" after its third season. Combs claims that Milano gave the producers an ultimatum, threatening to sue for a hostile workplace environment. Doherty denies any tension between her and Milano and suggests that her representatives advised her to say she chose to leave the show to protect her career. The podcast episode also reveals how Milano and her mother attempted to split up Combs and Doherty on set. Milano has acknowledged her part in the tension and expressed guilt for contributing to the competitive atmosphere on the show.
Holly Marie Combs confirms that Alyssa Milano played a role in Shannen Doherty's firing from the hit series Charmed, revealing that she had a meeting with the show's producer who said it was either Milano or Doherty. Combs also claimed that Milano had documented every time she felt uncomfortable on set and had built a case against Doherty. Combs expressed frustration that people don't understand that there were no on-set brawls or harsh words exchanged. Doherty accused Milano and her mother of trying to turn Combs against her during production, causing a divide between them.
Holly Marie Combs claims that Alyssa Milano had Shannen Doherty fired from the TV show "Charmed" after allegedly threatening to sue producers for a hostile workplace environment. Combs revealed that Milano had allegedly built a case against her and Doherty, documenting every time she felt uncomfortable on set. Combs admitted to being caught off guard by the situation and said that the tension between the three actresses occurred behind the scenes and was never noticed by the crew or special guest stars. Doherty, who was fired from the show in 2001, expressed her confusion and denied ever being mean to Milano on set. Milano has since admitted regret for her behavior and the tension between them.
Shannen Doherty blames Alyssa Milano and her family for trying to separate her from Holly Marie Combs during their time on the TV show Charmed. Doherty alleges that Milano and her mother blocked people from visiting Combs after her surgery, causing a divide between Doherty and Combs. The tension continued throughout season 2, with Doherty feeling guilt and crying every night. Over the years, rumors of a feud have circulated, but Doherty and Combs have remained close friends. Milano has taken ownership of her part in the strained relationships, admitting to feeling in competition rather than fostering the sisterhood the show was about.
Original JAWS star Richard Dreyfuss visited the Broadway play "The Shark is Broken," which explores the behind-the-scenes drama during the filming of the iconic film. In a recent interview, Dreyfuss expressed his disappointment with how his character was portrayed in the play, feeling that he was made to look like a fool while the other actors were not. Despite his feelings, Dreyfuss acknowledged that the play had the right to portray the story as it saw fit.
The character arc of Quinn Fabray in the TV show Glee could have been much better if not for behind-the-scenes conflicts and lack of focus from the show's writers. A promising storyline in season 3, where Quinn adopts a rebellious persona, was quickly abandoned, disappointing fans who wanted to see her explore different subcultures and showcase her musical talents. Despite the missed opportunity, fans have created their own narratives through fanfiction. Glee can be streamed on Hulu Plus or Disney Plus.
Katherine Heigl and Ellen Pompeo reunited for Variety's Actors on Actors series where they discussed their time on Grey's Anatomy together, and also everything surrounding Katherine's departure. Katherine talked about the anxiety she felt at the height of her Grey's Anatomy fame and how she lacked self-confidence. She also talked about how she's often seen as "the bad guy" or the "villain," and it's something she's learned to deal with. Ellen added that it's a "privilege" to even get to that place as well.
Kevin Costner will not be returning to the TV series "Yellowstone" after Season 5, according to sources close to the production. Reports of Costner's exit come amid alleged behind-the-scenes drama between the actor and series co-creator Taylor Sheridan. Costner's wife, Christine Baumgartner, also recently filed for divorce after 18 years of marriage. "Yellowstone" has several spinoffs in the works, including "1883" and "1923."